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    The UGC has decided to adopt the Expenditure, Advance and Transfer (EAT) module on the direction of the Ministries of Finance and Human Resource Development of India. This is to ensure complete tracking of funds released and expenditure up to the end beneficiary under all UGC schemes. All registered agencies implementing central sector schemes must now mandatorily use the EAT module. Failure to do so will result in no further funds being released. Key actions that must be taken immediately include ensuring implementation of the EAT module in UGC ROs, IUCs and funded universities/institutions/colleges by September 20, 2018. Bank accounts registered under PFMS for UGC schemes cannot be used for any other funding agency

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    The UGC has decided to adopt the Expenditure, Advance and Transfer (EAT) module on the direction of the Ministries of Finance and Human Resource Development of India. This is to ensure complete tracking of funds released and expenditure up to the end beneficiary under all UGC schemes. All registered agencies implementing central sector schemes must now mandatorily use the EAT module. Failure to do so will result in no further funds being released. Key actions that must be taken immediately include ensuring implementation of the EAT module in UGC ROs, IUCs and funded universities/institutions/colleges by September 20, 2018. Bank accounts registered under PFMS for UGC schemes cannot be used for any other funding agency

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    The UGC has decided to adopt the Expenditure, Advance and Transfer (EAT) module on the direction of the Ministries of Finance and Human Resource Development of India. This is to ensure complete tracking of funds released and expenditure up to the end beneficiary under all UGC schemes. All registered agencies implementing central sector schemes must now mandatorily use the EAT module. Failure to do so will result in no further funds being released. Key actions that must be taken immediately include ensuring implementation of the EAT module in UGC ROs, IUCs and funded universities/institutions/colleges by September 20, 2018. Bank accounts registered under PFMS for UGC schemes cannot be used for any other funding agency

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    Fo No.17‐ 1/2015(FD‐ II) 14th September 2018

    NOTICE
    UGC has decided to adopt Expenditure, Advance and Transfer (EAT) Module on the
    direction of Ministries of Finance and Human Resource Development, Govemment of India to
    ensure complete tracking of funds released and expenditure upto the end mile beneficiary under
    all the schemes being implemented by the UGC. All the registered agencies implementing
    Central Sector Schemes will mandatorily use EAT Module with immediate effect failing which
    no further funds will be released to the agencies.
    It is requested to take immediate actions on the following issues:-
    1. Implementation of EAT module in ROs, IUCs of UGC and
    Universities/Institutions/Colleges funded by UGC be ensured by the September 20,2018.

    2. Bank Account(s) registered under PFMS for UGC schemes will not be registered for any
    other funding agency. This Account(s) shall exclusively be used for UGC schemes only,
    failing which the UGC will not release any further grant to the beneficiary Institutions.

    3. Bank Account must be in the full name of the Institution (as mentioned in the UGC
    2(f) & 12B list) and not as UGC Fund or UGC Plan Grant.

    For any query you may cOntact(1)Dr.Kishor Kumar,Education Offlcer,UGC New Delhi(OH―
    23604328),email:― kkumar.ugcの 2mailocom,(2)Sho S.Francis,Senior AccollntS Offlcer,PFMS,
    Mob. 98I I862853, email:- cpsms.f@gmail.com,

    Financial Advisor
    UGC, New Delhi.
    To,
    All Universities/1nstitutions/Colleges
    UGC IUCs/ROs.

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